From root: Linggo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nilinggo
ni-ling-GO
did weekly
Present (Incomplete)
nililinggo
ni-li-ling-GO
doing weekly
Future (Contemplated)
lilingguhin
li-ling-gu-HIN
will do weekly
Usage Note
Lingguhin is used when scheduling an activity to be performed consistently on a weekly basis. It implies a routine or a recurring task that is managed or monitored every seven days.
Examples
" Lingguhin natin ang pagligo ng aso. "
Natural Translation
Let's bathe the dog weekly.
Literal Translation
Do-weekly we the bathing of dog.
" Gusto kong lingguhin ang paglinis. "
Natural Translation
I want to do the cleaning weekly.
Literal Translation
Want I do-weekly the cleaning.
" Pinasiyahan ng pamilya na lingguhin ang pagdalaw sa lola upang hindi siya malungkot sa kanyang pag-iisa. "
Natural Translation
The family decided to make the visit to grandmother a weekly thing so she wouldn't feel sad in her solitude.
Literal Translation
Decided of family that do-weekly the visiting at grandmother in-order not she sad at her aloneness.
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